Taking Stock: Androscoggin Veterinary Hospital’s Top Blogs of 2019
The new year always brings about a chance for reflection and taking stock of our blessings and accomplishments. And at this time of year it feels natural to be grateful for our clients and patients, and all we’ve experienced with you this past year. Although it wasn’t always rosy, the chance to help you care for your pets is always an honor.
Androscoggin Veterinary Hospital is always looking for ways to help enhance pet health and reach pet owners who may be interested in new pet health information or even just a dose of silly fun. And our pet care blog is one way we can do that on a regular basis.
With that in mind, we’ve looked back at most-read blogs of 2019, and compiled them here for you. Enjoy!
Androscoggin Animal Hospital’s Top Blogs of 2019
5. Indoor Cat Activities to Keep Your Kitty Healthy and Active
Although there is a lot of focus on dog exercise and playtime, the truth is that our cats need exercise, too. This is particularly the case for indoor kitties whose exercise needs are too often neglected or limited by fewer opportunities for play. Read on!
4. The Ins and Outs of Puppy and Kitten Vaccines
Our fur babies are important to us and, if you have a new puppy or kitten, we bet you are reveling in the joy and fun of it all. Of course you want to give your new pet a great start in life, and you and your veterinary healthcare team can make sure that happens. Keep reading…
3. No Fear: How Our Fear Free Initiative Benefits Your Pet
For as long as we’ve been taking care of pets, making your pet’s visit a fear free experience has been a top priority. We care deeply about our pet patients, and helping them through a veterinary exam or treatment with as little stress and anxiety is important to us. Read more…
2. What All Dog Owners Need to Know About Canine Leptospirosis
Leptospirosis has been well documented over the last century. Despite our understanding, the disease continues to affect all mammals (although it’s rare in cats). Clusters or hotspots commonly occur outside of Maine, but canine leptospirosis is ubiquitous, and it’s a zoonotic disease. Continue…
1. Funky Feet: When Your Pet’s Paws Smell Like Fritos
Have your ever gotten a whiff of your pet’s paws and thought to yourself, “corn chips?” That’s curious, right? Sure, dogs don’t always smell particularly wonderful, but why this recognizable scent? “Frito paws” is a common complaint from many dog owners and can usually be easily explained. Keep reading…
Rejoice in a New Year
We hope our blog has been a source of inspiration and fun for you. If there are other topics you would like us to write about, please let us know at your next visit or contact our team. And from our family to yours, Happy New Year!